Home
Rose Blog
Buy Rose Plants Buy Roses Here
Send Rose Flowers Dozen Red Roses
Mail Order Flowers
Valentine Roses
Send Flowers
Valentine Gifts
Rose Perfumes Rose Perfumes
Rose  Skin Care
Rose Care Products Favorite Rose Food
Miracle Grow
Rose Paintings Rose Paintings
Flower and Rose Bouquets Bridal Bouquet Ideas
Garden Tools Garden Tillers
Garden Tools
Garden Tool Tote
Compost Bins
Roses by Color Red Roses
Pink Roses
White Roses
Yellow Roses
Orange Roses
Purple Roses
Black Roses
Garden Roses Rose Gallery
Shrub Roses
Climbing Roses
Hybrid Teas
Floribundas
Miniature Roses
Rose Hedges
Groundcover Roses
Rose Types Rose Varieties
Types Of Roses
Roses By Colors
Fragrant Roses
Knockout Roses
English Roses
Antique Roses
Rugosa Roses
Hardy Roses
Wild Roses
Rose Care Basics Planting Roses
Caring for Roses
Pruning Roses
Growing Roses
Learn Rose Basics
Rose Propagation
Cutting Roses
Rose Gardening
Garden Tips
Keep Roses Fresh
Winter Care
Designing With Roses Flower Bed Borders
Raised Flower Beds
Garden Pictures
French Gardens
Train Climbers
Container Roses
Disease & Pests Rose Diseases
Garden Pests
Companion Plants Companion Flowers
Evergreens
Perennials
Bulbs and Roses
Catmint
Forsythias
Rose of Sharon
Structures Rose Arbors
Arches
Trellises
Trellis Designs
Trellis/Arbors
Garden Accents Garden Fountains
Poems & Meanings Rose Poems
Flower Meanings
Meaning of Roses
Gardening Proverbs
Graphics Rose Drawings
How To Draw Roses
Rose Graphics
Rose Tattoos
Origami Roses
Information About Me
Contact Me Directly
Privacy Policy
Resource Links
Visitors Rose Stories

[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines

Thornless Roses

thornless roses

Roses With No Thorns


Growing thornless roses, especially climbers with no thorns makes the job of trimming roses so much easier. A rose with no thorns, is especially useful when gardening roses for kids.

Roses without smooth stems are readily available, so there is no reason to grow roses with thorny stems, if you prefer to have stems with no thorns to get pricked by.

There are many of these kinds of roses to choose from, so you do not have to grow roses with thorny stems, if you have a hard time training and pruning climbing roses with thorny stems.

leander rose

'Thornless' Leander Rose


Pruning roses in the spring can have it's price. Of course, with strong leather gloves you can avoid the rose thorns. So you don't have to look up the first-aid kit.

But the better solution could be choosing a rose with no thorns.

There is even a song written about rose thorns by the American rock band 'Poison'. The song named 'Every Rose Has It's Thorn', was released in 1988. It was the bands first and only number one hit. This song was named as one of the greatest songs of the 1980's.

veilchenblue rose

Veilchenblau Rose a 'Thornless' Climbing Rose


Below I am presenting a list of the best of rose varieties with no thorns.



Thornless Rose Bushes


Chloris rose,

Crownprincess Victoria rose

Leander rose

Mme Plantier Rose

Reine des Violettes rose,

Cornealia rose





Climbing Roses That Are Thornless


Yellow Lady banks rose,

Goldfinch rose,

Lykkefund rose,

Tausendschon rose,

Veilchenblau Rambler Rose,

Zephirine Drouhin rose



Most of these roses are not only scented but are very disease resistant and easy to grow.





Use this Search Box below for searching Rose Gardening Made Easy website.

Custom Search





Go To Gardening And Roses

Return from Thornless Roses to Rose Gardening Made Easy


footer for Thornless roses page